Head of Service of Delta State, Dr. Minnie Oseji and other stakeholders has called for the digitalization of the public sector, saying its a necessity that can make work easier and cost-effective.
Speaking during the Annual Public Lecture of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM), at the Unity Hall, Government House, Asaba, Delta State branch, Oseji described digitalization of the public sector as a betterm way to potentially transform how government operate and deliver services to citizens.
Speaking on the theme of the annual lecture, “Future Proofing A New World of Work: Digitalization of the Public Sector”, Oseji emphasized the benefits of digitalization of the public service to effective and efficient service delivery.
Representative of the President and chairman of the governing council of CIPM, Mr. Omole Osahon, reiterated the mission of the institute promoting excellence in people management and to equip the private and public sectors with strategies that would stand both the test of time and tech.
Earlier, in her welcome remarks, the Chairman of the Delta State Branch of CIPM, Mrs. Tega Lynn Olowohunwa, expressed delight for the array of distinguished audience which included professionals, leaders of thoughts, and public sectors that gathered for the public lecture.
In a goodwill message, the Permanent Secretary, Directorate of Government House Affairs, Mr. Victor Udi stated that the Chartered Institute of Personal Management of Nigeria CIPM, is renowned for knowledge advancement and that he was very happy to be the chief host of the event.
